Vintage Chevrolet Chevy Ii Pair Tail Light Lens Lamp 1962 63 64 Oem on 2040-parts.com
Cary, North Carolina, United States
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Pair of tail lens assembles believe for 62-64 Chevy II please see photos and verify will fit your vehicle before purchase. Overall driver quality one assembly has bent stainless trim cover for center of tail lens may be able to bend back to shape if you are an artist with needlenose pliers. Lens pretty good shape, chrome bezels also pretty good shape see photos No wiring harness or bulbs included
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